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With a relationship with VMware that began shortly after the company’s inception, it’s no surprise that Atomic Data has a rapidly growing cloud services business.

As we look to emerge from the coronavirus-induced Great Sports Hiatus, teams and venues everywhere are focused on reducing two things: infection risks and costs. “Right now, there are a few things all venues are worrying about as everyone gets ready to re-open,” according to Ted Mondale, head of business development and government relations at Atomic Data, a Minneapolis-based IT as a Service (ITaaS) firm. “First, they are uncertain on exactly how everything is going to happen. Secondly, they want to open as efficiently–read: as cheaply–as possible. "

We're collecting donations and matching up to $20,000 to help fund supply donations, rebuilding efforts, and community outreach in the hardest hit areas of Minneapolis & St. Paul.

With more and more companies looking to move diverse facets of their IT operations to Managed Service Providers, one topic that often comes up is how your organization evaluates the security of a service provider's operations.

The line between work and home has blurred, but keeping IT security in focus is critical. We've assembled some resources below to help protect your remote workforce and your organization's bottom line.

Follow these steps in the Atomic Data Zoom Security Advisory to secure your Zoom Meetings software and avoid risks of Zoombombing and other issues.

An update on the steps we've taken to ensure continued service availability and support in the face of the continually evolving COVID-19 threat.

The unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic represents a golden opportunity for malicious actors. They're ramping up their phishing attempts, sending fraudulent emails in an effort to obtain information, initiate transfers, deploy malicious software, and more.

Many of us have been taught that we should have one career and that the jobs we have within that form our identity.